Maccabi Tel-Aviv Ordered to Play Europa League Game in Empty Stadium because of Fan Fireworks
- UEFA ordered Maccabi Tel-Aviv to play their next Europa League home game behind closed doors due to fans lighting fireworks at a previous game, and imposed a 40,000 euro fine.
- Maccabi Tel-Aviv will host CSKA Sofia on Thursday at the Batumi stadium in Georgia, where they recently defeated Sheriff Tiraspol 1-0.
- Since October 2023, Israeli national and club teams have hosted UEFA competition games in neutral countries due to security concerns related to the conflict with Hamas.
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Maccabi Tel Aviv has been fined by UEFA for using pyrotechnics in a Europa League qualifier against Sherif Tiraspol.
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Maccabi Tel-Aviv ordered to play Europa League game in empty stadium because of fan fireworks
UEFA has punished Maccabi Tel-Aviv by ordering the Israeli club to play a Europa League home game in an empty stadium after fans lit fireworks at a game last week.
The draws for the Champions League with Greek interest begin at 13:00, followed by the procedures for the Europa League and Conference League.
Draw day is Monday (3/8). AEK, Olympiacos, PAOK, Panathinaikos and OFI learn their opponents. The post Guide to the draws of Greek teams in Champions, Europa and Conference League appeared first on in.gr.
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